For all attending/attended RCIA

[jhyer]

My wife and I were discussing this today and I asked her if, since attending RCIA and Mass, she had felt different? I only asked as I have been feeling this way myself yet, I cannot put into words what I feel and, I wondered if she felt the same. She does and cannot describe it either.

So, I guess my question is this, when you attended RCIA, did you feel this as well?

 

[sacred_words]

I did. It’s the kind of feeling that’s often too deep for words, and if you do find a way to describe it, then it’s too personal to share with others out of the fear that they won’t understand, or worse: make fun of you for it.

In time you’ll find the words and the wisdom to articulate what you’re feeling.

 

[RebeccaJ]

Feels like home, in a more nuanced manner.

 

[PJM]

=jhyer;9970722]My wife and I were discussing this today and I asked her if, since attending RCIA and Mass, she had felt different? I only asked as I have been feeling this way myself yet, I cannot put into words what I feel and, I wondered if she felt the same. She does and cannot describe it either.

So, I guess my question is this, when you attended RCIA, did you feel this as well?

I’M A LIFE LONG CATHOLIC WHO TAUGHT RCIA FOR 3 YEARS.

WHAT YOUR EXPERIENCING IS WHAT SOME CATHOLICS HAVE MISPLACED OT LOSSED:

**WONDER AND AWE AT BEING BEFORE THE ACTUAL THRONE OF OUR GOD:**thumbsup:

PRAY THAT YOU NEVER MISPLACE THIS GRAVE-FILLED GIFT!

WELCOME HOME!

 

[jhyer]

Thank you all for your responses. This truly does feel like home and I am glad we finally took the step into RCIA!